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The story behind (and after) the Wow Factor

The story behind (and after) the Wow Factor. Professor Dr Anne Bamford. Studies conducted to date. Denmark Iceland (also study in Finland) Belgium The Netherlands Hong Kong Australia ( EAPI ) United Kingdom (WO Music, prisons, early years, artists, and FYT ) Disability arts

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The story behind (and after) the Wow Factor

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  1. The story behind (and after) the Wow Factor Professor Dr Anne Bamford

  2. Studies conducted to date • Denmark • Iceland • (also study in Finland) • Belgium • The Netherlands • Hong Kong • Australia (EAPI) • United Kingdom (WO Music, prisons, early years, artists, and FYT) • Disability arts • Visual literacy • 3D in education

  3. Denmarkhttp://www.kunststyrelsen.dk/db/files/ildsjaele_in_the_classroom.pdfDenmarkhttp://www.kunststyrelsen.dk/db/files/ildsjaele_in_the_classroom.pdf • Research The establishment of a centre of knowledge for the arts and cultural subjects • Assessment The evaluation process continues to need strengthening, and the educational results need to be made apparent throughout the entire programme of education • Sustained The number of teaching hours needs to be increased • Professional development Continuing education and teacher training opportunities for artists and teachers • Partnership The establishment of a Cultural Ambassador arrangement Involving artists in school teaching More offers of artistic experiences

  4. Flandershttp://www.nsds.be/web/canon/admin/media/14585_41.pdfFlandershttp://www.nsds.be/web/canon/admin/media/14585_41.pdf • Teacher education and professional development • Accessibility in school and out of school • Policy level disagreements • Continuity of experiences • Vocational education • Multiple systems • Mobilising the professional groups

  5. Iceland • Policy and implementation • Collaboration and sharing • Accessibility • Assessment and evaluation • Teacher education

  6. The Netherlandshttp://www.minocw.nl/english/culture/index.html • Long term partnerships • Joining the dots • Cultural agencies • Continuous learning lines • Teachers • Monitoring • Funding

  7. Hong Kong • Schools - partnerships • Tertiary education – interdisciplinary • Non-formal arts education • Audience development • Environment for the arts • Policy, institutions, resources

  8. Norwaystrengths include… • Cultural Rucksack • Community resources • Passion and commitment • Intrinsic value • Amateur arts • Associations • Facilities in the community

  9. Emerging themes include… • Connections between in school and out of school provisions • Teacher education and professional development • Spaces, places and time for arts and cultural education • Curriculum pressures and perceptions reduce the emphasis given to creative and cultural learning • Vocational and career advice for the creative industries • Equality • ‘Mixed messages’ prevent quality arts and cultural education • Need for greater levels of integration of ICT in creative and cultural areas

  10. Ongoing issues • Access and equity • Teacher Education • Continuity • Policy connections • Time, space and place in the curriculum • Pisa • Industry • Foundations • Funding

  11. The How Factor • Strategy – clear, sustainable and shared • A seat at the table –  impact and influence • Relevance and focus – regular monitoring and QA • Understanding the needs – all stakeholders • Execution matters -delivery improves credibility and earns the right to shape the future • Shared Stories –engagement and joint ownership • Concentrating on capability – do what we do well

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